You do not need work experience necessarily, to be admitted. Work experience obtained after graduation is preferred, however, applicants in the final year of graduation who demonstrate maturity and leadership through their personal experiences are encouraged to apply.

There is no age limit for entry. However, the programme is most suitable for those who are at an early stage in their career with an experience range of zero to five years. If you have more work experience, we encourage you to get in touch with the admissions team for consultation with one of our Masters, who will evaluate your profile and advise you accordingly.

As a candidate with less than 2 years of experience, you will not compete for jobs with senior folks. Companies offer jobs relevant to different experience bands, and you, at best, compete in a narrow experience band of, say, 0-2 yrs, 3-5 yrs, 5-8 yrs, 8+ years and so on. An organisation may offer different roles based on your skills and past experience.

We value diversity at every level. We welcome applications from people with a variety of professional and academic backgrounds, including the arts, law, medicine, military, non-profit, etc. As with all candidates, we will be looking for you to demonstrate your potential as a leader, and we will consider your professional experience and past performance when assessing your application.

There is no typical profile at the Union. We have an extremely diverse student body in terms of age, professional experience, education and culture.

Yes. While the vast majority of our participants have undergraduate and/or advanced degrees, this is not compulsory for admission. Candidates who do not hold an undergraduate degree, but who have an excellent career record and GMAT score are also welcome to apply.

Union does not have a minimum GPA requirement as the GPA system is not a globally used grading methodology. We primarily look at the courses taken and the grades received in each course, in addition to the overall academic performance.

Unsuccessful applicants may reapply for the next intake. Please exercise your own judgement in deciding if you have any significant changes in your new profile since your first application that will make a difference with the Admissions Committee. All re-applicants are requested to submit a new online application unless otherwise indicated.

In the large majority of cases, no. You should apply for the intake in which you intend to enrol. In truly exceptional circumstances, the Admissions Committee may grant a deferral. All requests should be made in writing and will be reviewed on a case -to- case basis.

To be included in a specific round, applications must be completed and submitted by midnight IST on the day of the deadline. A complete application includes the online form, valid test scores, English test scores (if applicable), all supporting documents, letters of recommendation, essays and payment of the application fees. For more details please visit Supporting Documentation, under Application Checklist.

Each round is equally competitive as the ratio of acceptance is the same for all rounds. When choosing a round in which to apply, the most important consideration is to dedicate enough time and thought to your application so that it accurately represents your strengths and talents. However, we encourage you to apply to Round 1 if scholarships are a priority.

The admission fee, also referred to as the token fee, is NON-REFUNDABLE and will not be returned under any circumstances.

In case a student has to withdraw from the programme, for either academic, personal or administrative reasons, only 50% of the tuition fee will be refunded on a pro rata basis.

A pro rata refund will be proportional to the number of terms spent by the student at the programme before opting to drop out. To illustrate, if the tuition fee amount payable for a candidate for our 8-term PGP-TBM were INR 8 Lakh, and a student chose to drop out in the fourth term, s/he will be eligible for a refund of INR 2 lakh

No refund shall be made in case a student is expelled from the programme on disciplinary grounds.

The hostel charges correspond to your holding the property for a continued period of 16 months. A pro rata refund can be made only for the laundry and catering charges (in case it has been paid for upfront) if you choose to pursue your industry interface module outside Gurugram. No refund will be made in case a student has to withdraw from the programme, for either academic, personal or administrative reasons. No refund shall be made in case a student is made to evacuate the hostel on disciplinary grounds. The hostel charges correspond to your holding the property for a continued period of 16 months. A pro rata refund can be made only for the laundry and catering charges (in case it has been paid for upfront) if you choose to pursue your industry interface module outside Gurugram.

No refund will be made in case a student has to withdraw from the programme, for either academic, personal or administrative reasons.

No refund shall be made in case a student is made to evacuate the hostel on disciplinary grounds.

After submitting the NON-REFUNDABLE admissions fee, you may pay the balance fee in roughly 3 equal installments. The first installment is due 1 month before the commencement of the programme, and the subsequent installments will be due in the last week of October and February respectively.

After submitting the NON-REFUNDABLE admissions fee, you may pay the balance fee in roughly 3 equal installments. The first installment is due 1 month before the commencement of the programme, and the subsequent installments will be due in the last week of October and February respectively.

Currently, we are not offering the option to defer the admission offer. Those who cannot join the programme in the current year are advised to apply again for the next year.